Patient Care school training courses in Detroit, MI (public, in-house or online)

The Hemodialysis Patient Care Specialist College
Certificate program is offered as a certificate
option for students admitted into the HPCS
program.
Students will be trained to help patients with
chronic kidney disease (CKD) receive safe and
effective dialysis. Students will learn what dialysis,
how it was developed, how to ensure high-quality
care for patients and how to perform and carry
out their duties in a professional manner.
A student’s educational experience...

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The Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) is a short-term
certificate comprised of one (1) ten credit hour
course.
The Nursing Assistant: Acute and Chronic Care
course will help students master the theory and
skills necessary to assist professional health care
providers in giving patient care. The students will
have the opportunity to develop care-giving skills
consistent with those outlined by the State of
Michigan for nursing assistants.
Students will learn to assist in vari...

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This 11-week program prepares you to work as a Nurse Aide. The program also makes a great foundation
for the associate degree program in nursing. Complete the 16 credits in the Nursing Assistant Program
successfully for an immediate job placement. If you begin work as a Nurse Aide, many employers will help
you pay for your associate degree!

Nurse Aides assist nurses in rendering care to clients with varying degrees of wellness and illness. They
work in acute and chronic se...

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This course provides the latest clinical research on patient care procedures for radiographers. Review important topics such as communication, patient care, safety, medico-legal considerations, transfer, positiioning, physical needs, infection control (including AIDS and hepatitis), medications, intravenous, medical emergencies, CPR standards, acute care situations, contrast media, and allergic reactions. Use this practical course text as a daily reference at work

assists patients with many tasks that they can not do for themselves while they are in hospitals, rehabilitation clinics, assisted living facilities, nursing homes or long-term care facilities. PCT may assist patients with tasks such as eating, getting out of bed, taking a bath, and brushing their teeth and hair. During this course each student will acquire the skills necessary through classroom, lab simulations and clinical rotations.